1. Red-Eyed Tree Frog
The Bright red eyes and beautiful colors make this one of the most popular frog pets. They are relatively easy to keep, require good ventilation and high humidity. They are found wild in the tropical rainforests of Central America and can grow up to three inches.
2. Fire Salamander
The strong contrast between the black / brown and the yellow make these look both dangerous and beautiful. They can be found wild in central and southern Europe. They require no special heating as room temperature is often enough, all they need is a high humidity and an escape proof enclosure.
3. Camel Spider
These are another extremely scary looking species. They are found in the desert plains in Egypt and are a burrowing species. These spiders are very, very, very aggressive so experience with tarantulas and scorpions is a must. They can eat through mesh and climb glass and run at nearly 10 miles per hour, which make them very hard to keep.
4. Martinique Pink Toe Tarantula
The bright blue bodies make these a unique species to own. They look amazing and are fairly unagressive. They can grow to around 5cm.
5. Tanzanian Red Head Tiger Leg Centipede
This is quite frankly a scary looking centipede. The bright orange head with the light orange, almost see through body with black stripes make this one scary looking little fellow. Looks coupled with their aggressive attitude make them a formidable force.
6. Malaysian Orchid Praying Mantis
This is commonly regarded as one of the most beautiful mantids in the world. They’re found in rain forests in Indonesia, Malaysia and Sumatra. If you have the right equipment they are easy to keep, they need a very high humidity and temperature. They eat a wide variety of insects, so their diets should be varied.
7. Mud Skipper
These win a spot on this list purely on the strangeness of their look. Although they are classes as fish they can walk on land. They’re found in mainly in Nigeria and other parts of West Africa. They require brackish water in an aquarium. They eat crickets and other insects.
8. Giant Asian Toad
These win purely on beastliness. They can grow up to and even over 22 cm. They’re found in South East Asia.
9. Halloween Crab
This are extremely awesome looking crabs with black bodies and bright orange, red and purple legs. They can be found in Costa Rica and make beautiful pets.
10. Tailless Whip Scorpion
This is by far one of the coolest and strangest looking not just scorpions but pets. Not only do they look awesome, but they are also active hunters which make for interesting watching at feeding time. They originate from Central and Southern Africa. They need quite a high temperature and a very high humidity. They do not however, eat very much. They catch and hold their prey in their huge claws.
The Bright red eyes and beautiful colors make this one of the most popular frog pets. They are relatively easy to keep, require good ventilation and high humidity. They are found wild in the tropical rainforests of Central America and can grow up to three inches.
2. Fire Salamander
The strong contrast between the black / brown and the yellow make these look both dangerous and beautiful. They can be found wild in central and southern Europe. They require no special heating as room temperature is often enough, all they need is a high humidity and an escape proof enclosure.
3. Camel Spider
These are another extremely scary looking species. They are found in the desert plains in Egypt and are a burrowing species. These spiders are very, very, very aggressive so experience with tarantulas and scorpions is a must. They can eat through mesh and climb glass and run at nearly 10 miles per hour, which make them very hard to keep.
4. Martinique Pink Toe Tarantula
The bright blue bodies make these a unique species to own. They look amazing and are fairly unagressive. They can grow to around 5cm.
5. Tanzanian Red Head Tiger Leg Centipede
This is quite frankly a scary looking centipede. The bright orange head with the light orange, almost see through body with black stripes make this one scary looking little fellow. Looks coupled with their aggressive attitude make them a formidable force.
6. Malaysian Orchid Praying Mantis
This is commonly regarded as one of the most beautiful mantids in the world. They’re found in rain forests in Indonesia, Malaysia and Sumatra. If you have the right equipment they are easy to keep, they need a very high humidity and temperature. They eat a wide variety of insects, so their diets should be varied.
7. Mud Skipper
These win a spot on this list purely on the strangeness of their look. Although they are classes as fish they can walk on land. They’re found in mainly in Nigeria and other parts of West Africa. They require brackish water in an aquarium. They eat crickets and other insects.
8. Giant Asian Toad
These win purely on beastliness. They can grow up to and even over 22 cm. They’re found in South East Asia.
9. Halloween Crab
This are extremely awesome looking crabs with black bodies and bright orange, red and purple legs. They can be found in Costa Rica and make beautiful pets.
10. Tailless Whip Scorpion
This is by far one of the coolest and strangest looking not just scorpions but pets. Not only do they look awesome, but they are also active hunters which make for interesting watching at feeding time. They originate from Central and Southern Africa. They need quite a high temperature and a very high humidity. They do not however, eat very much. They catch and hold their prey in their huge claws.
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